Default snippets for C#, a language for Mono and Unity lovers ;-) #66
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honza
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Default snippets for C#, a language for Mono and Unity lovers ;-)
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This is great. I really like the comments on top. Thanks! |
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Awesome, I have a similar combo in my todo list for c++ |
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Don't add a newline in cc-mode "inc" snippets
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This is the second wing of a contribution combo. I frequently edit C# files with VIM and I want to establish default CS (C#) support in snipmate, much like it is for Java today.
I just opened a pull request to vim-snipmate which actually excludes the default cs -> c mapping in order to have a default & distinct
cs.snippetsfile.This request introduces a
cs.snippetsfile I'm working with for a few months now. I'd be happy to continue on contributing / maintaining the C# snippets file.